Local volleyball teams had a busy week, with Arlee and Ronan celebrating homecoming, Charlo having their senior night, and Mission playing three matches. Polson was a little less busy, with only one match last week.

Ronan

This past week, Ronan had their homecoming celebration. Last Tuesday, the Maidens hosted Loyola. They struggled against the hard-hitting Breakers, losing in three. Ashley Peterson led the attack with three kills, and three others had two. Sadie Wirz led the defense with 17 digs, and Peterson added four blocks. Four Maidens had aces, and Shaina Snyder led the assist stats with seven.

On Thursday, Ronan hosted Florence. The Maidens struggled again, losing in three games. Sadie Wirz had 13 digs, and Alex Dennis added 10. Peterson once again led the attack with five kills. Lee Camel had two blocks, and Wirz had six aces. 

Ronan hosts Anaconda on Thursday.

Loyola def. Ronan 25-18, 25-12, 25-15

RONAN- Alex Dennis 1 kill, 8 digs, 1 aces. Jordyn Clairmont 1 kill, 8 digs, 1 assist. Shaina Snyder 1 kill, 4 digs, 7 assists. Ally Buhr 2 kills 1 dig. Bri Harris 9 digs. Ashley Peterson 3 kills, 4 blocks. Lee Camel 2 kills 5 digs, 1 ace 3 blocks. Alicia Camel 2 kills 2 digs 3 blocks. Sadie Wirz 1 kill 17 digs, 1 aces.

Florence def. Ronan 25-16, 25-20, 25-18

RONAN- Alex Dennis 1 kill, 10 digs, 2 aces. Jordyn Clairmont 1 kill, 7 digs, 5 assists. Shaina Snyder 3 kills, 7 digs, 3 assists. Silye Pete 1 kill. Ally Buhr 1 dig. Bri Harris 4 digs. Ashley Peterson 5 kills, 1 block. Lee Camel 1 dig, 2 blocks. Alicia Camel 1 kill. Sadie Wirz 13 digs, 6 aces.

Mission

 The St. Ignatius Bulldogs had a busy week, with games on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. On Thursday, they traveled to Charlo, where they were playing without one of their best back row players, Ran’dee Charlo. They were defeated in three games by a scrappy Vikings team. Haley Carroll had six kills for the Bulldogs, Jordyn Eichert had eight assists, and Afton Brander had two blocks.

On Friday, Mission hosted Stillwater Christian. They would struggle again, losing in three games. Sydney Castor led the Bulldogs with three aces, six kills, and a block. Jordyn Eichert had 12 assists, and Nalani Linsebigler had 16 digs.

On Saturday, they hosted Deer Lodge. The Bulldogs gave them a good run, staying within four points in two of the three games. However, the Wardens were too much for Mission, winning in three. Sophie Tobert had three aces, Sydney Castor had eighth kills, Afton Brander had two blocks, and both Nalani Linsebigler and Daisie VandenBos had 10 digs.

Charlo def. Mission 25-15, 25-18, 25-10

MISSION- Aces (2) Sydney Castor, Nalani Linsebigler- 1. Kills (17) Haley Carroll- 6. Assists (10) Jordyn Eichert- 8. Digs (57) Nalani Linsebigler, Jordyn Eichert- 11. Blocks (3) Afton Brander-2.

Stillwater Christian def. Mission 25-21, 25-10, 25-20

MISSION- Aces (4) Sydney Castor- 3. Kills (15) Sydney Castor- 6. Assists (13) Jordyn Eichert- 12. Digs (57) Nalani Linsebigler- 16. Blocks (1) Sydney Castor-1.

Deer Lodge def. Mission 25-21, 25-14, 25-21

MISSION- Aces (8) Sophie Tobert- 3. Kills (21) Sydney Castor- 8. Assists (14) Jordyn Eichert- 8. Digs (46) Nalani Linsebigler, Daisie VandenBos- 10. Blocks (4) Afton Brander-2.

Polson

In Stevensville on Saturday, the Pirates dropped their first game before making a comeback to take the match. The win was their third of the season, and their second against Stevensville. Chadelle Smith had 12 kills for the Pirates, and Lauren Lefthand added 10. Marlee Congdon added 2 aces, and Erin Sampson led the team with 37 assists. Nicole Lake, Lauren Lefthand and Haley Fyant all had blocks for Polson. Polson takes on Frenchtown at home on Thursday.

Polson def. Stevi 22-25, 25-22, 25-18, 25-19.

KILLS – Polson 39 (Chadelle Smith 12, Lauren Lefthand 10, Haley Fyant 9, Nicole Lake 7, Julia Sanderson), Stevensville 29 (Mariah Hinson 11).  ACES – Polson 5 (Marlee Congdon 2, Hannah Fryberger, Fyant, Sampson), Stevensville 3 (Rylee McCoy 1).  ASSISTS – Polson 37 (Erin Sampson 37, Shawna Lenz), Stevensville 24 (Quinn Larson 24). BLOCKS – Polson 9 (Lake 3BS+3BA, Lefthand 2BS, Smith 1BS+1BA, Fyant 2BA), Stevensville 8 (Angel Richards 5). DIGS – Polson 39 (Lenz 12, Lydia 9, Sampson 6, Fyant 4, Congdon 3, Smith 3, Sanderson, Kyler Lundeen), Stevensville 59 (Hinson 19).

Charlo

The Charlo Vikings also had a busy week, first traveling to Arlee on Tuesday to take on their conference rival, then hosting Mission on Thursday and celebrating their senior night on Saturday. They won all three games, with their most important one coming on Tuesday to Arlee. In that game, Charlo took on an athletic group of front row hitters, but were able to use their scrappy defense to win in three games.

On Thursday, the Vikings made quick work of Mission, winning in three, even without one of their top players, Cheyenne Nagy, who sat out with an ankle injury. Freshman Kaitlin Cox stepped up for the team, leading the offensive attack with 13 kills. She also had three aces, and fellow freshman Teaira Truman added two. Allie Delaney had 25 digs, Brooklyn Foust had five blocks and nine assists, and Mikaylan Roylance had 18 assists.

On Saturday, Charlo had their senior night game against Superior. Cox again led the attack with 10 kills, Nagy added four blocks, and Jaycee Andersen had six aces. Truman had 15 digs for the team.

Charlo played Plains on Tuesday and travels to Noxon on Thursday.

Charlo def. Arlee 25-17, 25-22, 25-23

CHARLO- Kills- Nagy 13, Cox 12 Digs- Roylance 16, Nagy 14 , Truman 10, Delaney 9 Aces- Cox 6 Assists- Roylance 18, Foust 7

Charlo def. Mission 25-15, 25-18, 25-10

CHARLO- Aces (11) Teaira Truman 2 Kaitlin Cox 3. Kills (27) Kaitlin Cox 13. Digs- Allie Delaney 25. Assists - Mikaylan Roylance 18

Brooklyn Foust 9. Blocks (13) Foust 5

Charlo def. Superior 25-14, 25-11, 25-12

Kills – Superior 9 (Emma Duboise 4), Charlo 34 (Kaitlin Cox 10). Blocks – Superior 3 (Marissa Koke 3), Charlo 7 (Cheyenne Nagy 4). Digs – Superior 13 (Kaylee Ray 7), Charlo 63 (Teaira Truman 15). Assists – Superior 9 (Maddy Mask 5), Charlo 19 (Roylance 19). Aces – Superior 2 (Morgan Sharp 1), Charlo 16 (Andersen 6).

Arlee

Arlee celebrated their homecoming last week, hosting Charlo on Tuesday, then Two Eagle River on Saturday.

On Tuesday, The Scarlets lost to Charlo in three games, although the score may not have reflected the competition itself, which was much more exciting than the score states. In the first game, Arlee made a comeback after falling behind early. Bryndle Goyins led that comeback with around seven straight serves, including a few aces. However, it wouldn’t quite be enough, and Charlo took the first by a score of 25-17. In the second, Arlee started out strong, going up by four points at one point. This time, it was Charlo’s turn for a comeback, and they won the second by a score of 25-22. In the third, Arlee went up early again, but Charlo was able to hang with them, and took the third by a score of 25-23. 

On Saturday, the Scarlets had an easier time with Two Eagle River. Carly Hergett and Ashley Revis each had seven kills, and Hergett added two blocks. Abby Yocum had six digs, Becca Whitesell had 21 assists, and Bryndle Goyins had six aces. 

For the Eagles, Tyra Michel had six assists and one block. Wunderlich had four aces and six assists, and Mendoza had three kills plus three digs.

Charlo def. Arlee 25-17, 25-22, 25-23

ARLEE- Digs (30) Carly Hergett 8. Assists (31) Becca Whitesell 20. Kills (32) Ashley Revis 8. Aces (4) Goyins 3. Blocks (3) Goyins, Revis, Shick 1.

Arlee def. TER 25-16, 25-14, 25-13

ARLEE- Blocks (4) Hergett 2. Digs (23) Yocum 6. Assists (22) Becca Whitesell 21. Kills (27) Hergett 7, Revis 7. Aces (12) Goyins 6.

TER- Blocks (1) Tyra Michel. Digs (16) Misty Mendoza 3. Assists (13) Casadi Wunderlich 6. Kills (12) Mendoza 3. Aces (4) Wunderlich 4.